Concacaf pronounces and rejects Fifa's desire to privatize the Cup
Concacaf pronounces and rejects Fifa's desire to privatize the Cup.
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Summary
Concacaf pronounces and rejects Fifa's desire to privatize the Cup. The project would bring the federations a gain of up to $20 billion. The plan proposed by Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, involved the creation of a subsidiary for World Cup operations, and the sale of about 20% of this company to shareholders.
Furthermore, The entity expects to raise US$ 4.2 billion (R$ 21.35 billion) with the project. Representatives of the 41 nations met together with the President of Concacaf, members of the Council and members of the Council of Fifa.
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Concacaf pronounces and rejects Fifa's desire to privatize the Cup.
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The project would bring the federations a gain of up to $20 billion.
according to VejaThe plan proposed by Fifa’s president, Gianni Infantino, involved the creation of a subsidiary for World Cup operations, and the sale of about 20% of this company to shareholders.
according to VejaThe entity expects to raise US$ 4.2 billion (R$ 21.35 billion) with the project.
according to MetrópolesRepresentatives of the 41 nations met together with the President of Concacaf, members of the Council and members of the Council of Fifa.
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